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Chan. Adair Monte
Charles Adair returned this af
ternoon, having been discharged
from the U. S. service.
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The Ideal Entertainer
Of all the things you ever
brought Into your home, none
ever gave so much pleasure as
the Columbia Grafonola. En
Joyed by young and old gives
everyone the kind of music he
r'sbe likes best.
And there's no better time
than NOW to get a Columbia
Grafonola.
We have them at all prices
nd on terms to suit.
The Made &PbttHuse
Btaetoa Rowell, Piusslctor
Williams lMschargml
Kenneth Williams returned Sat
urday morning from Jefferson Bar
racks, Mo., having been mustered
out of the service. He will remain
in. Grants Pass.
Die at Onrvallls
iMlss Mary K. Hartiell, Instructor
in food chemistry at the O. A. C. at
Corvallls, died of pneumonia after a
brief Illness of one day. Miss Hart
oii'a ircnm Hvn In Medford. She
was for four or five years Instructor j
in the California Polytechnlo school
and an efficient teacher.
Thirty-two thousand school chil
dren In the schools of Paris were
receiving regular lunches from the
Red Cross during the past year.
Envelopes at the Courier Offlca.
Ve Don't Keep Groceries
We Sell Them
Too never get old, state groceries at this store. Our policy
Is always to move oar stock as rapidly as possible, keeping it
Fresh and Pure
Our canned and bottled goods especially are carefully look
ed after... These goods lose In quality if kept beyond a reason
able time.
In the Interest of your health, come to us for pure, fresh
Groceries.
THE ROCHDALE
THE STORE OP GUARANTEED GOODS
C. R. F1F1KLD, Manager
How 1 about your
Christmas Candy?
GET IT AT
ROSE'S
opposite Josephine County Bank
Boxes
Plain and Fancy Boxes 10c to $5.00
Genuine Redwood Boxes from the California
Chocolate Shop.
Children's Novelty Boxes for the Xmas tree
Filled and Empty.
Bulk Candy
Chocolates Plain and Milk Dip in Creams,
Chews and Nut Logs.
Buntes Satin Finish in Stuffed and Hard Center.
A good assortment of Plain Mix, Sugar Mix,
Gum Jellies, etc.
For 2T?e Smoker
Cigars, Cigarettes and Tobacco in tins, jars and
boxes of all sizes.
Our Prices Fit Your Pocket
We Xmas Wrap all our Packages Free
Holiday-Stationery
the most pleasure-giving
Christmas
Remembrance
. Beauty, quality and utility are
combined in
Symphony Lawn Gift Stationery
Priced at 85c to $3.00
Largo assortment of
Symphony Lawn in regular
stock at 40c to $1.00
Portfolios
Tourist Tablets in Leather
A Line A Day
Clemens Sells Drugs and Books
The jtoKoSSL Store
Yogan's Chocolate a specialty at
Moore's Uakery.
Mrs. Andy McCarthy has returned
homo from a visit at Portland.
Try ono of those springs trora
Kolman's and sleep In comfort.
Mrs. C. H. Woodawrd Is spending
the week end with her husband at
Canyonvllle.
Another slaughter of framed pic
tures at less than the cost of the
glass. Hall's Art Store. 40
'Sherwlu-Williams' Products"
Sabin has it.
Furniture tor the Kiddies at Hol
mers. s
Raymond llamm, chef at the Jo
sephine Hotel, Is buck on the job af
ter a serious Illness with pneumonia.
The largest assortment of useful
Xmas gifts in the city. See them in
Holman's window.
Miss Ada Sexton, now an employe
of the Suothern Pacific company at
Portland, is spending a few days
with her parents at Hugo.
The Joy of Christtas giving will
be found in furniture gifts selected
at Helmer's. 18
M. O. Evans, superintendent of the
farm help division of the department
of agriculture for the 11 western
states, spent a" few hours In the city
Saturday, calliug on old friends. Mr.
Evans says he recently returned from
a visit at his old home at Waterbury.
Vt. That town of about 3,000 had
S5 deaths from Influenza In October.
Barre, of about 1!,000 population,
had a loss of 3.000 from Flu.
Electric work Paul's Electric
store, nhone 90 Medford. 62
I Rev. Chas. R. Drake returned Sat
urday afternoon from Eugene. He
! reports that Mrs. Drake, who had an
attack of influenza at Eugene, Is
much Improved.
Hemstitching and plcotlng at 10
cents a yard All work guaranteed
The Vanity Shop, Medford, Ore. 27tf
Come early for the pick of 2,000
rolls ot wall paper. Hall's An
Store.
x Letter heads that will please you
at the Courier.
Prof. Applehoff to Play
Professor Applehoff will play at
the M. E. church Sunday morning.
IMg Turkey IMnner
The New Josephine Hotel will
have their big turkey dinner Sunday
evening from 5:30 to 8:00 p. m.
Seventy-five cents. 40
No Eastern Star Hnnquet
The regular meeting of the East
ern Star will be held on Wednesday,
but on account of the Flu the ban
quet will be omitted.
-Miss Ruth Corbett went to Med
ford Saturday afternoon.
Lorett Gall arrived Saturday after
noon from Portland for a tew days.
Mrs. Ora 8mlth and Miss Ktfle
Morris, teacher at the White school,
wore In the city Saturday.
Miss Marie Powell left Saturday
afternoon tor Oakland, Calif., to
remain.
Ws have the most complete line
of new and second-hand SEWIXU
MACHINES In town. Also used
machines for rent. See Holman
about them.
Mrs. II. L. Tompkins ot Niagara
Falls. N. Y., who la visiting her sis
ter, Mrs. II. T. Hull, went to Cen
tral Point Saturday afternoon.
Don't tnrpet the bargain tabloj at
Hall's. Changes evety day.
Old Santa must be practical, too,
this year. He has put his O. K. on
our line of ladles' furnishings. See
us before you buy. The Rehkopf
Millinery.
Mtss Lucy Larson went to Port
land Saturday morning for an ex
tended visit. On her return trip
she will stop off at Eugene to visit
her sister.
Mrs. Abhle Cornoll, of Bath, Me.,
who visited her daughter, Mrs. W.
N. Tolln. left Saturday afternoon for
Oklahoma Pity. Although 72 years
of age, Mrs. Cornell travels alone
and enjoys It. She had a most ex
cellent time In Grants Pass and will
probably return.
Congoleum, floor coverings, not an
Imitation, but a guaranteed article.
A good selection of patterns at Hel
mer's. 42
Watch for the Big Tuesday Sale of
Halls' Art Goods
Everything Goes
IXMHiK KLrXTIONN
Knights Templar.
Election ot officers ot Mollta Com
mandory, Knights Templar, hold on
Friday evening, resulted as follows:
E. C 4A. E. Voorhles.
Gen. A. C. Holcomb.
Cap, Oen. A. K. Cass.
tfr. War. W. W. Walkor.
Jr. War. 0. M. Hint.
Treas. Frank Mashburn.
Recorder loo, 8. Calhoun.
Prolate -Clyde K. Nllcs.
St. II. Peter Allison,
Sw. H. E. Balslger.
War. P. II. Herman.
Sent. J. E. Peterson.
Printing that pleases We do It!
Courier Job Itopnrtint'nt.
Xlpior Returning Home-
Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Nipper have
received a wire from their son, Al-
vah Nipper, stating that he Is In New
York and-expects to be sent to Camp
Lewis for discharge. He returned
from France on the first boat to
reach New York.
Courier Harder Hit
The regular Courier force Is now
cut down to two Editor Drummond
operating the linotype, and Miss
Clara Trefren holding down the
mechanical department. Fred Smith
and Whitney Allen are both nursing
heavy colds. Editor Drummond is
hoping some of the others will re
turn so he will have an opportunity
to doctor up a bit.
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THEATER
Sunday Evening
Admission 20c and 10c
Edith Storey
"TheSilent
Woman"
COMING FRIDAY 8ATUTMY
Madame Nazimova
'Toysrf Fate"
We fumigate the theater
every day
Give Hlm
Gents
Overcoats
Shoes
lints
I'mhrellas
Shirts
Ties
llundkerrhtfs
Gloves
Sweaters
nags
Cuff Links
Scarf Pins
Hosiery
SiiNpriidi-rN
Garters
Amiliunds
if mw
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Useful Gifts For Men
This Christmas
i.
Many gifts that combine the pleasurable with
the practicalgifts that serve and endure.
Men appreciate most all gifts they can wear.
At this store you will find an assortment of all manner of things
that please men. The line of apparel and other gifts at your
disposal is so complete and covers such a wide variety that your
Christmas Shopping tour can well begin at this store.
Peerless Clothing Company
"Go to a Man's Store for a Man's Gift"
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